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... ten, he saw Flatt in the steeple, and both remained until half-past, when they left. Witness said he should go home after letters, but Flatt said he should go back :a have anote chm.Wtess ieunrth same roof, close to the churchyard, with Flatt. When witness ...
... proceed with the case against Willianm Flatt, or whether they should proceed to examine the parties charged as ascessories after the murder. After a coulaion, the latter course wasde- termined upon, when Ann Flatt, the mother, Eliza Flatti the sister, ...
... Fletcher. the prisoner Flatt was then remanded until Thurs- day next for further examination, when it is stated there I will be forty witnesses in attendance to give evidence. Ann Flatt, the mother of the prisoner, and Eliza Flatt, his sister, were then ...
... sitting on the Civil side, and Mr. Baron Parke in the Crown Court. On the Civil side the whole day was occupied in disposing of an action of trespass, the details of which were of no public interest. CROWN SIDE. '(Berore Mr. Baron Parke.) His Lordship, in ...
... from the fund in 1868 to repay advances made upon the county stock. The Court decided, after some discussion, that the half-crown fees for services of summonses should be paid to the County Stock, as it appeared there was an order of the Court to that effect ...
... home the prisoner was thero. Sho looked Into the till and saw a half-crown, a two-sisilling piece, and several shillings and sixpcuces. She afterwards looked in, end found 4s. 6d. The crown wsas gene. Prisoner had been in the room where the till wee. She ...
... labourer, Waterworks Street, again appeared to answer the charge of assaulting and, occasioning bodily harm to Frederick Potter, Crown Street.-The Chief Constable (Col. Russell) asked 'for a remand of another week, as complainant was still unable to attend.-bMr ...
... half-crowns in it at the time. Witness went up to the prisoner and said, What have you lost ? He first said, I have lost three half-crowns and a piece ofsilver. Witness said, What did you sav? He then answered, ' have lost three half-crowns and ...
... with an ?? case was adjourned, Mr. Bougham being too unwell to attend. Wilrinm-Flatt. of St. Andrew's, was fined 50., Costs 63., for an assault on his brother Alfred Flatt. TEEATSICAL LICENS3. Application was made by Mr. J. Watts for a theatrical license ...
... -OUIT ol iEXC!iQ1E IA , P .1 'I l ; ;rI~TUALAi.ABAtt. .j;,2 , (Bifpi'e Barant PP'rk, 44eersat 'Ralfde cml Flatt, and v ;; 5peclJury,) ! puroa v. Drnovan.-This ease was fised 'foi trial at at specialosittirg after last terni butcouldunot he utied id c ...
... Benlch dismisend the infor- mation. Mr. Churchyard appeared for thle dtfendnnt. I1lega Ifaurs.-Mfrs. Elizabeth Rounse, of the Crown Inn, Soaps Was summoned to answer lhs clsarli of keeping open hier bouse for the sale of beer during prohibited tiours, on ...
... thle 1-ugh Shieeif, C. Betners, Esq. and euter' the to~sn ill his catrriage. rte. jcargme Serient' the immediately to thie Crown Court~, end upened the ('oI k~by mission fort holding, the, Assize~s. Sir Robert Grailm E~nt, (who was dettained at (Caniblidge ...